| Show BUSINESS ANn MiNING Trading Very Light at the Stock Exchange Yesterday SALES OF THREE STOCKS 1 GEYSER ITABIOIT UORTHERE F LIGHT LITTLE PITTSBUHG J E Barnbergers Visit to Bakei City Phenomenal Character of the Thunder Slountain District In Idaho In Elkhorn District Business Busi-ness and Mining Notes Trading wa light again at the stock exchange ex-change yesterday the sales being 5 snares of GeyserMarion at 55 cents and 200 shares of the same stock at G A thousand shares of Northern Light brought 109s cents and 500 shares of Little i iittsburg sold at 2 cents a share The market at the close stood a follows I j CAL OF LISTED STOCKS I r I t I I m AM1 O STOCK I I j I I I I 2J 50 Anchor g I 4us Ajax 4 BullionBeck Alliance 1 6uO I o C BulionBeclt 25 J 400 I entennlaEuelm 70 10 I Daly West 3w I 52 Dalton 8 Lark 00 I Ealcs o Four Aces Ql ½ I Ct Gt erarlon 5Y1 i 6 4i 50 Galersa 4t Grand Central 6221 659 lions Sliver 3 g Naverst lacrJ 1 021 i IL 732 tereur 72 > 1r Northern Light 12 I 10 Y Norther Iutario 1 ik 550 wramento 1 I uhshine 1 1j 3 Ehler King 115 I I 2 jtah I r 1 HI CALL OF UNLISTED STOCKS I t 0 t m C NAME OF STOCKS I g NAE f ff Sunbeam OH I 01 Chloride Point j 08 I 101 Omaha 30 371 Dexter 1lts 120 Swansea 1 I 253 i I 265 Valeo I 2 t 3 South Swansea 122i 1 124 RichmondAnaconda tl 03 I 044 Little Pittsburg I 0214 03 LiHe Pits oni Golden Gate Extension 06 12 Golden Eagle 014 1 Golden Star 1 lo I 20 Buckeye 1 013 0 Emerald 1 0111 O i Lower Mammoth 1 42 74 Hercules 1 I 10 Columbia 1 10 I 221 Dividend Paying and Investment Invest-ment Mining Stocks W E HUBBARD CO TEL 505 15 W 2d So St rr ON THUNDER MOUNTAIN Phenomenal Character of This New I Idaho District Boise Statesman J D Hoi ton is in from Warrens and gives a very interesting interest-ing report of the excitement that has I arisen over the gold district known a Thunder Mountain The excitement was started by the appearance of the Caswell brothers in Warrens with 10 pounds of I gold A great many men have visite the district and all report that it is phenomenal phe-nomenal Mr Holton has a lot of the rock brought out from the camp for him by a friend The samples were left at Veiser but i is his intention to have I them thoroughly tested The report made by Mr Holton of the camp does not differ materially from I that published by the Statesman about a year Ago At that time the Caswells visited Boise with gold from Thunder I mountain and were interviewed by this paper the prediction being made by the Statesman that the district would prove one of the wonders of the mining history of the country That prediction seems to be in a fair way of fulfillment The vein from which the gold is taken Is from 150 to 2 feet wide I I a soft porphyry which decomposes when exposed ex-posed to the air The material is taken out and piled up until the water starts In the spring By that time it has slacked and Is run through sluices The entire body of ore averages more than 10 a ton In gold and ca be mined and worked at nominal cost Mr Holton quotes a Denver mining man who recently visited the camp assaying as-saying thtt it Is certainly a second Cripple Creek he had never se ns such a showin anywhere else The great lode has oeen found at a point some seven miles from Thunder mountain and i 1 believed i will be opened throughout through-out the Intervening distance Thunder mountain Is on a branch of I the Middle fork of the Salmon I is reached by way of Marble creek from one side and via Monumental creek from the other ote ELKHORN DISTRICT Pennsylvania Oil Men Are Making Heavy Investments There Hev Iveents Tee Baker City Democrat At no time since the frt operation of mining at Elkhorn mountain a district 1 miles across Powder valley and northwest of Baker City has there been such a promising promis-ing outlook for that camp a at the present pres-ent time True the BaisleyJUknorn companion properties have been successfully success-fully worked and the output of gold from these mines aggregated a fabulous amount during the past years but never until now have these mines and others In the district been on such a footing to Insure permanent operation The reason for this bright outlook for the Elkhor mountain district is the investment in-vestment of capital that insures practical practi-cal and extensive working of the mines Early in the spring the attention of Pennsylvania oil men was attracted to the Denny group of mines and a purchase pur-chase was made A few weeks ago other capitalists from thf oil state through their representative purchased the well known RobbinsElkhorn mine and now the whole district bids fair to be owned and controlled by these eastern investors a number of whom are now In the camp laying their plans for future action At the Denny group the Beaver Min gup ng company have started a 7000 foot tunnel and a ditch threequarters of a mile In length tw convert the waters of Pine creek for mill purposes and to furnish fur-nish power for the operation of Burleigh rAt drills At the RobbinsEIkhorn preparations are under way to put the mill In shape for ore reduction and a large force of miners are soon to be put on at the mine The BalslcyElkhorn mine and mill are in successful operation and concentrates concen-trates bi the fourhorse wagon load are being hauled to Baker City dally for fchlrment to the smelter Various other properties are being extensively tensively developed and It Is no exaggeration exagger-ation to say that the Elkhorn mountain district Is one of the best In all the Baker f City gold fields MUTES AT BAR Great Prosperity Now Characterizes the Industry In That District Baker City Democrat Conservative men who have made personal observa recently estimated that fully tions have recenty estmated fly 1500 miners are laboring In the golden districts tributary to Baker City Those who ought to know say there has never been a time in Baker countys history when so much capital has sought sate investment in our golden mountains as at present and during the past few AS incidents showing the great activity now manifest in every one of the Baker districts may be mentioned the rustling > pera lons at the splendid La Bellevue and Ihe famous old Virtue which ha yielded i 0 < I Its millions and seems goodto continue Its generous output Messrs J E Bamberger and son E Bamberger of Salt Lake are in the city I homeward bound from their La Bellevue mine where a skillful force of 3 men is doing labor most satisfactory to the enterprising en-terprising Salt Lakers and associates I GEORGE CTTLLTCTS RETURNS Prefers laving I Sat Lake t Chicago George Culllns the former prominent Salt Lake business man wlio left this city a little over two year ago and went to Chicago has returned to Zion to stay and Is located at his old quarters at the CuIIen hotel Mr Cullins was engaged in the real estate business in Chicago during dur-ing his absence from here but does not like the climate and other Incidents of Chicago so he pulled up stumps and arrived in Salt Lake yesterday to stayS He stay-S large mining and real estate interests in-terests in alihm and tr devote his attention atten-tion to them in future Mr jCullins Is looking well and his many friends here will be delighted to welcome him back Mr Cullins is an oldtime Democrat and a staunch silver man He is however not by any means sanguine of the success suc-cess of silver in 1900 The bankers manufacturers man-ufacturers and monopolists have such a hold on the masses of the people whom they coerce to vote for the gold men that sliver has a very uphill fight to wage GEYSEBTVTATUPST STOCK Supreme Cur Opinion Causes a Slump In the Price I rce The supreme court opinion which was handed down on Tuesday decreeing that S W Mosby was and had been the owner own-er of a half Interest In the Geyser claim had the effect of causing a fall of about 30 cents in the price of the stock of the GeyserMarlon Mining company On Tuesday Tues-day the stock was selling at 8 cents and yesterday 500 shares were sold at 5 The closing quotation was 57Ks bid 63 asked Mining Notice Piled Provo Aug 17 John Tlshner et al have filed notices of location of the Bavarian Consolidated and Germanla mining claims situated about 2000 feet southwesterly from the Rio Grande Western West-ern railway bridge No 3 A near Lehi Business and Ming Notes Baker City Democrat Colonel C H Thompson manager and Perry Burk head foreman of the CollateralVirtue mines brought in yesterday a partial cleanup from the mill plates amounting to 101 ounces or over 1800 Richfield Censor Cinnamon Bear is the first claim reached when you approach ap-proach the camp from the usual way The tunnel is now driven 5 feet and its success or failure will be valuable as an experiment in deep ground digging Frank Alexander a shrewd railroad engineer from Nebraska picked up a large block of stock of the Star Mining company of Pine canyon and went back his to his bargain home last night well satisfied with The sales on the curb yesterday were much larger than those on change I The South Swansea dividend previously mentioned in The Herald will be paid next Tuesday Heal Estate Transfers Margaret A McEwan to J T Spencer part of lot 4 block 9 plat D 1500 I Amelia Graves to Rozina Owens part of lot S block 8 plat C 1 J D Perkins et ux to Anna B Alli son part of blocks 9 and 10 five acre plat C 3000 S S Walker estate co to L R Steele lot 3 block 2 Walkers sub 375 Katharine Brockbank to Robert Sherwood part of lot 10 block 4 ten acre plat A 200 Sarah A Sanford to Salt Lake county coun-ty part of section 2 township 2 south range 1 east 100 E W Duncan et ux to C H Blanchard et ux part of lot C block 52 plat B 9550 Salt Lake county to Noble Jacklin part of lot 7 block 1 ten acre plat A 1 Salt Lake county to Susie Y Gates part of block 139 plat A 9 W M Wantland et al to John Schneiuer Wanty lode etc West mountain district 100 Isadore Morris to Mary GHmer Jeff Davis lode West mountain dis trict I I Mary Gilmer to Lizzie Ellison same 1 Stephen Garrett to Fred Richards et al interest in Gold Spike lode I West mountain district r F E McGurrin et ux to Salvator I Maltese lot 1 loc 116 plat D 120 |
